California Climate and Energy Collaborative https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html About the Forum 2026 2022 Home Page Our Sponsors REACH Inland Empire Local Energy Resources Network (LERN) News Megawatt Charging System 2025 (MCS) EnergIIZE Incentive Processing Center AB 2383 AB 2463 AB 2458 AB 2313 AB 2184 AB 2182 AB 2175 AB 2157 AB 2338 AB 2124 AB 2111 AB 2031 AB 1849 AB 1774 AB 1761 AB 1715 AB 1707 AB 1577 Comment Letters and Input Opportunities Key Challenge 4.5.1 – Lack of coordination and communication between the multiple agencies Key Challenge 2.2.1 – The Inland Empire is fast growing with different land use patterns, led or limited by market conditions. Key Challenge 5.1.1 – Charging infrastructure remains inconsistent, insufficient, and poorly located Key Challenge 5.1.1 – Transportation is the single largest contributor to Palm Springs’ greenhouse gas emissions, Key Challenge 3.3.1 – Community impact of PSPS AB 35 AB 2002 Key Challenge 2.4.1 – Displacement through retrofits AB 2389 Key Challenge 4.8.1 – Confusing Rate Designs and Lack of Trusted Information Limit Electrification Adoption Key Challenge 4.8.1 – Rising Electricity Rates Undermine the Household Electrification Value Proposition Key Challenge 4.8.1 – Aging Housing Stock Raises Pre-Retrofit Costs and Complexity. AB 2408 SB 1087 SB 222 SB 887 Key Challenge 4.7.1 – Fragmented, complex, and unstable incentive programs Key Challenge 2.5.1 – Heat-related health risks are worsening for vulnerable households Key Challenge 2.3.1 – Complex funding structures Key Challenge 7.4.1 – State funding and technical assistance (TA) programs remain highly fragmented Key Challenge 7.4.1 – Competitive and fragmented funding systems Key Challenge 1.1.1 – Local jurisdictions develops CAPs separately from their General Plans Key Challenge 6.1.1 – Structural exclusion and capacity-driven participation inequities Key Challenge 1.1.1 – Chronic Staff Capacity Constraints